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2. The rise is a problem, but salt water problem with the huge population

Reply to marmar (Original post)

Mon Mar 2, 2015, 11:13 AM

Mar 2015

is the really worrying problem. That entire land form is porous. Where are 20 million people going to get the fresh water they need to survive?

Expand that globally.

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Sea Level Rise Threatens to Drown Miami Even Faster Than Feared [View all] marmar Mar 2015 OP

Two former Republis neighbors of mine live there. ffr Mar 2015 #1

The rise is a problem, but salt water problem with the huge population ffr Mar 2015 #2

kick, kick, kick..... daleanime Mar 2015 #3

I find the comments very revealing - hollysmom Mar 2015 #4